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The Strategy for Fabricating Wire-Structure Parts Using Robotic Skeleton Arc Additive Manufacturing

Ziping Yu, Lei Yuan, Fengyang He, Donghong Ding, Joseph Polden, Zengxi Pan

Year
2019
Citations
10

Abstract

Wire arc additive manufacturing (WAAM) is an emerging process for the fabrication of complex metallic components due to its high deposition rate and low equipment costs. This paper presents a WAAM strategy adapted especially for producing freeform wire-structured parts. Contributions in this work include a bead modelling study to establish optimal welding parameters and a novel deposition strategy, which includes an adaptive slicing methodology and height control system to control the overall process. The effectiveness of this approach, termed skeleton arc additive manufacturing (SAAM), was demonstrated with the manufacture of a complex wire-structured part.

Keywords

SlicingArc (geometry)Process (computing)Submerged arc weldingDeposition (geology)FabricationComputer scienceWeldingGas metal arc weldingRobot welding

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